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Our 50 States: Minnesota

Explore Minnesota, known as The North Star State, with its rich symbols and cultural heritage. The state bird, the Common Loon, and the beautiful Pink-and-White Lady's Slipper flower represent Minnesota's natural beauty, while the Clear Bole tree symbolizes resilience. Officially a state since May 11, 1858, Minnesota's flag features the Northern Star and has evolved over the years. Activities abound, from scenic bike trails to canoeing. Notable figures include Walter Abel, Marten Aren, and Amy Adams. Dive into the wonders of Minnesota!

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Our 50 States: Minnesota

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  1. Our 50 States:Minnesota Lindsey 03/20/08

  2. Symbols of Minnesoda • The state bird is:Common Loon • The state flower is:Pink and white ladyssliper • The state tree is:Clear bole Add a picture here. . Add a picture here.

  3. State Flag The north star states flag is charged with the current flag was adopet in 1957,although the state seal was modifiedin 1858 is when Minnesoda became a state. Add a picture here.

  4. State Nickname The offical nickname for Minnesoda is The North Star State.

  5. Statehood This state became a state on May 11 1858 Picture of State

  6. Places to Visit Bike trails, canoing, fun fairs, blue bull.

  7. Famous People Walter Abel,MartenAren and Amy Adams.

  8. Thanks for visiting the great state of…

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